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I just spent 2 hours trying to edit a GIF File that was to replace my longstanding and only avatar I have ever had since joining the Forum 3 years ago.
Admittedly, the absolute passion I had for her music was, for a man of my age, a bit gay. No, that doesn't explain it. You see when I joined Casinomeister, Taylor Swift was gearing up for her "Speak Now World Tour." Me and the other half held excellent seats on the field at Coyboys Stadium so we could scream along with 60,000 other Swifties to great tunes like: Mean, Back to December, Fifteen, Sparks Fly, White Horse, The Story of Us, and countless others.
This talented young girl, only 20 years old, had made me passionate for music. . .NEW MUSIC . . .for the first time in 15 - 20 years. I had given up. I never listened to the radio, only the staples in my RECORD collection I have been amassing since childhood. The stuff I knew I liked--not the rap and other assorted dribble on the air now days.
It was her incredible lyrics combined with brilliant arrangements and vocal styling that were uniquely suited to her admittedly whiny and pitchy voice at times. The music--to me--was phenomenal.
I knew all along should couldn't stick to country which is fine because I'm hardly into country but I was in to her country.
Then in 2012, Red came out. As I expected it was inferior to Fearless and Speak Now but still has many good tracks and a couple of great ones. It's pretty hard to follow back to back albums like Fearless and Speak Now. Her debut album, Taylor Swift from 2006 was also excellent.
But now she's gone completely pop. I guess I get it but I don't get INTOit.
In case you haven't heard the next album entitled 1989 is her "official first pop album"
Here is the first single. Catchy--perhaps. Am I looking forward to hearing the rest of the album due in late October? No. For the curious:
Well, I don't know how to edit a Gif but I'll figure it out soon. At last, my Avatar will be perhaps more fitting to a person of my gender and age.
As for Taylor going pop, I guess I'll just "Shake It Off."
Admittedly, the absolute passion I had for her music was, for a man of my age, a bit gay. No, that doesn't explain it. You see when I joined Casinomeister, Taylor Swift was gearing up for her "Speak Now World Tour." Me and the other half held excellent seats on the field at Coyboys Stadium so we could scream along with 60,000 other Swifties to great tunes like: Mean, Back to December, Fifteen, Sparks Fly, White Horse, The Story of Us, and countless others.
This talented young girl, only 20 years old, had made me passionate for music. . .NEW MUSIC . . .for the first time in 15 - 20 years. I had given up. I never listened to the radio, only the staples in my RECORD collection I have been amassing since childhood. The stuff I knew I liked--not the rap and other assorted dribble on the air now days.
It was her incredible lyrics combined with brilliant arrangements and vocal styling that were uniquely suited to her admittedly whiny and pitchy voice at times. The music--to me--was phenomenal.
I knew all along should couldn't stick to country which is fine because I'm hardly into country but I was in to her country.
Then in 2012, Red came out. As I expected it was inferior to Fearless and Speak Now but still has many good tracks and a couple of great ones. It's pretty hard to follow back to back albums like Fearless and Speak Now. Her debut album, Taylor Swift from 2006 was also excellent.
But now she's gone completely pop. I guess I get it but I don't get INTOit.
In case you haven't heard the next album entitled 1989 is her "official first pop album"
Here is the first single. Catchy--perhaps. Am I looking forward to hearing the rest of the album due in late October? No. For the curious:
Well, I don't know how to edit a Gif but I'll figure it out soon. At last, my Avatar will be perhaps more fitting to a person of my gender and age.
As for Taylor going pop, I guess I'll just "Shake It Off."
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